"Neg Mawon" Haitian Freedom Original Painting | 36 x 36 in

A tribute to freedom, resistance, and Haitian identity.

“Neg Mawon” is a one-of-one original painting inspired by Haiti’s iconic Le Marron Inconnu monument, commonly known as the Neg Mawon.

The monument honors the courage of enslaved people who resisted oppression and fought for freedom. Haiti’s successful revolution led to independence in 1804 and established the world’s first independent Black republic.

Through layered color, abstract forms, and expressive movement, this painting reflects struggle, resilience, sacrifice, and liberation. The central imagery pays tribute to Haiti’s revolutionary spirit while creating a bold contemporary statement for collectors of cultural, historical, and meaningful artwork.

Artwork Details

• Original artwork: One of one
• Dimensions: 36 × 36 inches
• Medium: Acrylic and mixed media on canvas
• Orientation: Square
• Presentation: Unframed
• Artist: Carl Joseph
• Theme: Haitian history, freedom, resistance, and cultural identity
• Signed: Yes
• Certificate of authenticity: Yes
• Prints: No prints will be produced, 

Only one original is available.